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Currently, most laptops on the market have 16:9 aspect ratio screens, which are perfectly fine for daily entertainment. But the drawbacks of 16:9 screens are exposed with the poor content and narrow width due to the increasing demand for productivity. Microsoft, as a developer of Windows system, is committed to software and hardware optimization. It vigorously promotes a 3:2 screens in its products. After all, their Surface adopts a 3:2 screen, because this aspect ratio can maximize productivi...

M1 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro Review Roundup: Setting New Standards Posted by Rajesh Pandey on Nov 17, 2020 in MacBook, News, Roundups With the M1 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro going on sale, the first set of reviews of the machines from some of the major publications are now out. The M1 chip inside the new Macs is very interesting since it not only offers a major performance leap but also brings about notable battery life improvements. Apple is making some tall claims with its M1 MacBook Air an...

December 15th, 2020 Apples new MacBook Air proved that its M1 chip is a powerful beast, even in a thin and light machine. Its so good, in fact, it made me wonder if the M1-equipped 13-inch MacBook Pro could be much better. The M1 chip is the same across both machines, save for one missing GPU core on the base MacBook Air. So why pay more, especially when you can get an M1 Air for hundreds less than the equivalent M1 MacBook Pro? The simple answer, really, is that you get a fan on the MacBook Pr...

.] For students, a laptop is as essential as textbooks and a school ID—and not just for taking notes and doing homework. It should also be able to handle your big extracurricular activities: keeping up with your social networks, streaming movies, listening to music, posting photos, gaming, video chatting with the rents back home. Laptops are even more essential for students this school year, as many colleges and universities implement a mix of in-person and remote learning to meet social d...